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Cathrine Wilhelmsen
@cathrinew.net

I'm a hypocrite. Personally, I detest (gen) AI. I despise big tech for monetizing human creativity, contributions, connections and communities, then renting it back to us. At work, though? I have three licenses and use them every day to be able to keep up with tasks. I hate it.

James McGillivray
@jamesmcg.bsky.social

I also hate myself that I use it for certain things outside of work, but the ability to do small POC projects that would previously have just rotted in my brain is enticing, especially with the time restrictions imposed by wanting to spend as much time as possible with my little one! 🫣

Eugene Meidinger
@sqlgene.com

I wrestled with all of this ages ago and decided that it would be better net good for me to be in a position to advise people on the capabilities, risks, and limitations of these tools. As much as walking into the woods and become a woodcarver is some days.

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Andrew Notarian (he/him)
@anotarian.bsky.social

I can print organization trays for every game that I own and my family never has the energy to play. Even in England my friends wanted to play games but as you know it was 95 degrees with no AC. The game pieces would stick to me.

Kerry Kole
@merrykerry.bsky.social

I've been so amazingly energized lately about work finding myself a niche in the AI space where I can be happy in. Starting to feel used to the changes as people are starting to use AI better. Then somedays I go back to feeling frustrated with the slop and immediately wish I was farming the land.